[Fall Wedding Essentials] KCC Glass 'Forestone' Flooring Focuses on Comfort, Warmth, and Noise Reduction

KCC Glass "Forestone"

KCC Glass is strengthening the "perceived value" of its flooring products by considering increasingly sophisticated consumer criteria, not only in terms of durability and design, but also tactile sensation, walking comfort, warmth, and everyday noise.

KCC Glass's Homesee Floor Material 'Forestone' Cerinstone. KCC Glass

A prime example is "Forestone," a high-end wellness flooring material launched under the interior specialist brand HomesCC. Forestone is an "ERS (Engineered Roll Sheet)" flooring material that combines the comfortable walking feel characteristic of PVC with the sophisticated aesthetics of natural materials such as wood and stone.

Forestone uses a "Dual process," which combines two different manufacturing methods. For the surface, a high-strength transparent layer created with the "calendar process" is applied to improve resistance to dents and abrasion. For the bottom layer, a highly resilient cushion layer made using the "gel process" absorbs shock and provides a softer feel when walking.

This product efficiently transfers heat from underfloor heating into the room. According to FITI Testing & Research Institute, Forestone’s heat emission is approximately 37% higher than that of standard engineered wood flooring. The 5mm-thick cushion structure also focuses on reducing everyday noise, which is especially important in multi-unit housing. With pet-friendly features, it has received the "Pet Product Certification (PS Certification)" from the Korea Kennel Club and KOTITI Testing & Research Institute.

The design incorporates the texture of natural materials, and the lineup consists of a total of 12 types, including four wood and eight stone patterns. With "Real Emboss" technology, it expresses the texture of wood grains and stone in a three-dimensional manner. For the stone-patterned products, large formats such as 900×900mm and 600×1200mm are used, enabling a spacious and open "stoneterior" effect.

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